expatriation

The case was called in 1960 a "landmark decision on expatriation".

These steps should be followed in order to prepare for expatriation.

As I have said already, this a pity, but it is the necessary result of expatriation.

That she would send them an essay on her experiences with expatriation?

His memoir is a permanent addition to the literature of expatriation.

In 1960, the expatriation phenomenon left the village completely abandoned.

Taking the oath, however, could be interpreted by American immigration officials as an act of expatriation.

But I expect it is the effects of expatriation.

There were at least two large waves of expatriation.

"First you have to leave the country, and then there is pretty intensive questioning about the purpose of the expatriation."

It was in Henry's youth that the idea of exile and expatriation also began to take form.

Most free blacks, however, as native to the United States, wanted no part of expatriation.

The state of Robinson's finances brought about his expatriation.

He received confirmation of his expatriation on November 2.

The government designed this rule to place a price on what it calls tax-motivated expatriation.

In some ways expatriation is an obvious choice.

Aiming at them, President Clinton proposed an expatriation tax in his 1996 budget.

They are ordered by the police to return to Sicily or be charged with "illegal expatriation".

Emigration and expatriation from this village is not uncommon since British rule.

"The role of goal orientation during expatriation: A cross-sectional and longitudinal investigation".

More recently the themes of the book have been revived in an online enterprise promoting expatriation.

The story was first published in 1947, shortly after Bowles's expatriation.

He was a major proponent of the Expatriation Act of 1868.

Expatriation is not the death of patriotism.